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Rotterdam Airport (EHRD)

By Fred Sonders, this bgl-file adjusts taxiways and parking at Rotterdam Airport in the Netherlands to mirror real-world layout, adding parking, airline codes, and fuel trucks while signs remain stock. The update focuses on the facility’s taxiway network and vehicle paths.

: Netherlands
: 55.75 KB
: 321
: 1

AFCAD For EHBK

Maastricht Airport in EHBK receives a refined ground-layout update by Joost de Wit, detailing updated runway 03/21 alignment, new aircraft stands including cargo ramps, and precise taxiway paths created with Airport Design Editor. The modification uses a single .bgl file and is verified in SP1, with potential operation in SP2.

: Netherlands
: 52.96 KB
: 318
: 1

AFCAD For The BluePrint Simulations TBPB

Grantley Adams International Airport TBPB receives a revised layout with updated approaches and taxiway geometry based on 2009 specifications. TBPB_BPS_KA.bgl adds four 15m overflow ramps and notes that spots 23–26 do not exist in real life; two spot lights and off-airport radar require components by Jim Dhaenens, via ADE9X V1.45.6 by Jon Masterson.

: Barbados
: 1.49 MB
: 315
: 4

NZQN

Kai P. Kamjunke authors a dedicated entry for Queenstown Airport in New Zealand, identified as the fifth of seven airports in the sequence. An accompanying image shows the Queenstown Airport Logo, and the text lists Hamilton and Dunedin as the other two in the seven-airport set.

: New Zealand
: 6.21 KB
: 313

Kerry/Farrenfore Airport

An Ireland airfield near Kerry, EIKY, gains updated parking, a car park, and a flying club alongside its existing facilities, credited to Padraic O hEithir. The work is generated with ADEX v01.47.07, reflecting the creator’s input and the layout for this field.

: Ireland
: 1.2 MB
: 307

AFX File For EGCC

An AFX File, targeted at EGCC, Manchester International Airport in the United Kingdom, maps terminals to airlines and improves AI landings and takeoffs. Steven Walton is listed as the author, with the work attributed to him.

: United Kingdom
: 15.9 KB
: 303

FOOL

Libreville, Gabon appears as the geographic focus of this record, credited to d'Oliveira Thomas. The listing establishes author attribution and ties the work to a single locale, presenting a concise, fact-driven record that centers on the creator's name and the region associated with the project.

: Gabon
: 942.43 KB
: 302
: 6

SA Regional Airports

Kym Burton updates South Australian regional airports to mirror real-world layouts for Mildura and Broken Hill, based on Google Earth and the Australian Air Services website. Regional Express and O'Connor Airlines service the airports from YPAD Adelaide.

: Australia
: 37.78 KB
: 302

LGAV

Dean Hammer presents an updated Eleftherios Venizelos Airport layout for LGAV, with ground structure altered from Google Maps imagery and several taxiways restructured. Lighting enhancements accompany a lightobj.bgl and lights1.dds pair, produced with ADE, credit to Jim Dhaenens for the additional lighting file.

: Greece
: 17.54 KB
: 301
: 5/5

Perth International Airport

Dusty Bizub presents a gate realignment for Perth International Airport (YPPH) that allocates space for heavy aircraft and corrects parking alignments, updating gate and terminal placements to reflect real-world traffic flows. This marks Bizub’s twelfth airport project, with ongoing potential refinements driven by community feedback.

: Australia
: 10.23 KB
: 299

Salt Lake City International

By K. Troutman, the file adds all gates at KSLC in Utah, with assignments drawn from the Salt Lake City airport website. The .bgl file positions gates under building text, which produces occasional crowding toward the ends of each terminal.

: United States of America
: 24.85 KB
: 296

NZCH

Christchurch, New Zealand, is the focus of a second airport in a seven-site sequence, with Kai P. Kamjunke credited. It centers on the BR2_NZCH.BGL variant for NZCH and notes the remaining airports in the series as Auckland, Hamilton, Palerston, Dunedin, and Queenstown.

: New Zealand
: 10.38 KB
: 294
: 1/5

FSSB Bird Island, Seychelles

Bird Island gains a grass runway and expanded GA ramp to support charter traffic, mirroring the island’s real operations. Kai P. Kamjunke and Alpha India Group supply AIG_FSSB_ADEX_KPK_Default.BGL as the default file and ADE 1.47.07 guides the setup.

: Seychelles
: 162.36 KB
: 293
: 1

FSSD Denis Island, Seychelles

Denis Island hosts a grass runway repositioned to reflect current island data and real-world operations, complemented by a new GA parking ramp. Version 1.47.07 is associated with Kai P. Kamjunke and Alpha India Group, and key files include AIG_FSSD_ADEX_KPK_Default.BGL and aig_seychelles_landclass_fsx_default.zip.

: Seychelles
: 139.33 KB
: 292
: 1

AFCAD Files For The Netherlands

Fixes address all civil airports in the Netherlands, aligning with Dutch AIS publications, and cover 20 named sites such as EHAM, EHEH, and EHRD. The freeware file remains unaltered, with proper attribution to Pieter-Jan Danielse.

: Netherlands
: 103.21 KB
: 290

AFCAD - Royal Airstrip

Within Lower Zambezi National Park in Zambia, the Royal Airstrip carries the designation FLRZ and is authored by Bashir Ismail. It provides two BGL files, FLRZ.BGL and FLRZ_cvx.BGL, as a bush-flying addition for the region where no default airstrip exists.

: Zambia
: 3.46 MB
: 281
: 1

Dutch VFR AFCAD Files Collection

It covers almost all green field and general aviation airports within Dutch airspace and includes two German airfields favored by VFR pilots. Notable Dutch selections are Stadtlohn EDLS, Niederrhein EDLV, Lelystad EHLE, and Rotterdam EHRD, while the German sites boost cross-border traffic.

: Netherlands
: 156.03 KB
: 279

Penzance Heliport V3

Penzance Heliport (EGHK) in Southwest England enters a third version credited to Ryan Bell. A file named EGHK_ADEX_RB.BGL is present, while changes remove the repair crew and beacon, replace the car park tower with an actual tower, add a motorbike rider, and have the marshal now face the helipad.

: United Kingdom
: 5.4 KB
: 276

Rockhampton Airport

Dusty Bizub creates Rockhampton Airport in Queensland, Australia, assigning the code YBRK as his tenth airport and detailing fixes to gates and the surrounding ground layout for smoother operations and better accessibility around the terminal area.

: Australia
: 4.68 KB
: 276

St. Mawgan Airport

An update adds 32 parking spaces, some with airline codes, and three jetways at St Mawgan, with taxiways named and signs installed to aid ATC routing. The airfield features a three-runway layout with two unused and ILS in one direction.

: United Kingdom
: 12.04 KB
: 273